Gain a solid foundation in Six Sigma methodologies and tools, allowing you to actively contribute to process improvement projects.
Six Sigma Green Belt is designed for individuals with little or no prior experience with Six Sigma methodologies. This course is considered a “Dark Green” belt as it emphasizes statistical tools to improve performance and have the goals “stick.” Objectives include:
• Demonstrate the DMAIC methodology
• Document to show progress and results
• Select and apply tools
• Collect and analyze data
This Six Sigma Green Belt course consists of 10 classroom days and 4 individualized onsite mentoring sessions. It will provide a comprehensive overview of Six Sigma concepts, history, roles, implementation, and Green Belt statistical tools. A core part of Six Sigma Green Belt Training is:
• Process Flowcharting |
• Analysis of Variance |
• Process Capability |
• Multiple Regression |
• Control Charts |
• Hypothesis Testing |
• Measurement Systems Analysis (Gage R&R) |
• Goodness of Fit Testing |
• Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) |
• Inferential Statistics |
• Correlation and Regression |
• Distributions and Statistical Processes |
• ANOVA |
• Cost Analysis and Justification |
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• Introduction to Design of Experiments |
After completing this course, participants will be able to create control charts, process maps, and control plans to describe Six Sigma roles within an organization, use statistical tests to improve processes, use Minitab to complete statistical analysis, and define a Six Sigma project. Typically, Green Belt projects save at least $25k to $50k in cost savings in process improvement.
Price: $5,495 Early registration discount price $4,995 by December 10, 2024
Full MINITAB license is required and is not included in the course fee. Current Minitab pricing $1,851 annual license fee + PA sales tax, but subject to change.
Tuition Includes: Up to four onsite project mentoring meetings. Mentoring sessions must be scheduled and completed within six months after the end of training.
Participants must attend all training dates because each training sessions builds upon each other. Any missed dates are the responsibility of the student to review materials prior to the next class.
• Week 1: February 3-5
• Week 2: March 4-6
• Week 3: April 1-2
• Week 4: April 28-29
All sessions run 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Dates and location subject to change
Richard Titus, Jr., Ph.D. Titus Consulting
Richard Titus, PhD, is a Master Black Belt who spent nearly 20 years at Ingersoll- Rand in a variety of positions including operations management, IT, materials management, and manufacturing and project management among others. Dr. Titus is certified as a Black Belt and Master Black Belt by Six Sigma Qualtec where he also received his Lean training. Rich received his BS in industrial engineering and MS in manufacturing systems engineering from Lehigh University where he has been a lecturer and adjunct faculty member since 2000. In 2019, he earned his PhD in industrial engineering from Penn State University focusing his research on supplier selection. Dr. Titus has supported over 350 Lean Six Sigma projects in over 70+ companies resulting in over $60 million dollars of real savings.
Questions?
Contact Nicole Pierce at (484) 655-4873 or nicole.pierce@mrcpa.org.